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HERE'S 4 MAN
TIM. Is n Mrn-An,lraw Carnesio's Polltica
Creed,

Tint Is n Mall Andrew CRrneSiO's Political
Creed.
NEw YORK, May 1.-THE following Let.
ter has created quite sensation among
the "Anglo.maniacs" in this city.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, having been re-.
queused 10 attend the preliminary meeting,
and ct n later date to contribute 10 the
funds for the proposed celebration Of the
Queens ubileein Now York. addressed the
following reply to the treasurer OF the
fund. Mr.. john Patton, banker:
BoucuuHcH, lshE OF WIGHT, May s, 1857.
My DEAR SiE:-Thero are several good
rnaaons why | cannot subscribe to or sym.
pa.hlze with the proposed jubilee.
: Firs:-I an m American citizen and
worry staunch Republican, man who re.
jects the monarchicai idea as inconsistent
with and insulting to his manhood. |
should atultity myself were To celebrate
the reign Of an hereditary ruler. "I was
born as free rs CAESAR"
Second-I AM at loes to Gee what usIu-
ralized American Ci.izsnR have 10 do cello.
brR.ing the reign OF any sovereign mon.
arch. II they Bre not loyal Republicans
aud true to the land Of their adoption, it
Ia open to them at all timea to leave its
shores and find hasfes elsewhefa.
The Republic deserves 10 be served by
citizens trle to the fundamental idea upon
which her political institutions are based.
| infer thai thia view Is shared by the
most distinguished OF these gentlemen OF
New York, who, like myRelf, were born
tho suhjscta Of tho monRtchy, for | oh.
servs with satisfaction thnt your commit
tee hhs basn compelled 10 geloct Cana.
dian Rs President and also as chiei orator
-sminent and jueily honorNd mon, but
still quito foreign to Now York and. to
America.
A New York denomination, presided
over and also addressed by imported Ga.
indiana, will bs quite unique In it's way,
rojoice that no Now York mon Of posi-.
ton could DO found who could go far for.
got themselves az to appear upon repubii.
can soil M the oulogiet Of monarchy.
To such Of my fellow countrymen as 500
proper to enjoy the blOssngs OF residence
In America and yet remain aliens | ven.
insC to Burgcst that tho c8nonB Of good
tastc, not less than gratitude to tho Rs.
public to whose hospitality they arc in.
debtea Tor 40 many iapors, ahoald leat!
them TO hesitate before pRrHdiny and
forcing upon tho knowl0d, 10 OF their por.
haps too generous host that their first al.
loviance Is to foreign ruler and their
preference Tor political institutions virtu,
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"THg revolt agalnat Blnine," says the
Nashville Americaa, was revolt against
the Republican party" True as preachin' !,
and the revolt was based primarily on the
free trade idea. The Mugwumps are free
traders, and any other champion Of pro.
lection would hsvs served as we'll ss
Blaine for pretext. Are they likely to
come bzck mex! year to support q
thorough.going protectionist? The Re.
publican party isn't going backwards on
this bread and butter question.
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ST. Louls, No., May IA special from
81. Joaeph, No., BAYS: Mrs. Marks, wife
Df George MARKS, an employe of the Grand
lsIaud railroad, WIS instantly killed by
lightning yesterday afternoon. Accom-.
panied by her mother, lhe had gone 10
take in y cIothes line lust ~ a severe
LhnnIrr Storm WAS coming up. While
attempting To undo tho line from an Iron
hook the lightning Htretched her lifeloHB
On TIE Y;uHnA,
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Diamond Uubt.
s.eubsnviIle is playipg in han, iuct

s;eubenville is playing in hard luck.
Mallory pitched a magnificent up hill
game.
yesterday.
The race for the Ohio Lesgue peunant Ia
becoming interesting.
Mr. Talkinstop, who umpired yesterday,
tleman.
Ought TO have had that game yesterday,
boys. Pull up now and play ball. You
cen do it if yon try hard.
The kalamazoo team is composed Of a
tlne looking set OF gentlemen and ball
players too.-Steu6enuiik Ga:eae.
It would bo well enough for audiences
at tho ball game to undprsiand that the
umpire has the right to order the eject
ment OF any person who makes Offensive
criticisms on his decisions. The crowd
yesterday WAS little too demonstratiys,
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Special D!tpl!ch 10 te lHftHtptncer.
PARSERsDuRd, May 1.-THE trustees TO
locate the NJ. L. Conference Seminary met
tonight in this city. All were present but
Dr. White, Of Morgantowp, and Mr.. Nc.
Grew, Of kiugsood, and Dr.. Ful!erton, OF
this city, who isill. Buckhsnnon, Grafton,
Bridgeport and Clarksburg were put in
nomination. Buckhaanon offers $40, ,599
cash subscription and building site; Graf
ton, five acres and $4,000; Bridgeport,
fifteen acres snd si,OO0; Clsrksburp, ten
thousand dollar building. Phillip, Weston,
Salem, Wheeling and Parkersburg will be
placed in nomination at to-morrow's ses.
sions. Tho city is full Of the lobbyists
from various towns.
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ShuOniukrrs' LUYkNnt

HArERnILh, NJ ASS, May IL MANY
association fdctorea that ars running to.
day viii not open tomorrow, swelling tina
number Of lockouts to sixty.iiye shnns
throwing out OF employment 1000 mr.. mr..
eons, Tic las,ers are at work and will
probably continue, ns their price list hns
not yot been cut down. Tho manpisc-
turers hope to secure help suillrlent ,o
enable thcm to opOn "ires shops" W
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WAsuISGros, May l7.-Mr. Hyatt, the
newly appointed Treasurer, visited the
Treasury Department this morning and
was presented to all the officers OF the
Trsasnrer'e Office by Assistant Treasurer
Whelpley. lie says he will not take
charge OF the Office before next week, as
il wifi require severa! days to perfect his
official bond and to comply With certain
requirements. lie returned to Norwalk,
Conn, thib afternoon.
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Rich Lead Mine Discovered,

The new Gil well being put down on
Cooks farm about two miles below town
hiss reached depth OF about five hundred
feet. At the depth Of two hundred feet a
vein Of coal eight feet thick was gone
through, which is said to be Of excellent
quality. When the drills had reached a
depth Of three hundred feet, vein OF lead,
eight feet in thickness, was found. The
ore is claimed to be very rich, and quite
large frsgments were brought TO the eur.
face and examined by many. Undoubt-
edly there ia considerable wealth beneath
the hills Of this locality.
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HkRR Mosr has been exercising his lungs
in Brooklyn on the taking topic "How is 1t
that we sre Poor, and How can we get
Rich?' ool. Most forgets that wealth is
crime, and the only virtue Is dynamite.
II is told as IN actual fact that the meet
ing wao suddenly adjourned because a
butcher boy asked Moet whether he ever
did days work In his life.
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ST.. LOUIS, May F.-Joha IIampell re-
tired at II o'clock last night sickcnod
with beer. An hour lalor ho arous, otag-
Rered through tho window and icll from
tho third floor 10 tho Bidcwnlk, where hu
WITS picked up hall m hour later In Il
nndo condition with his skull crushed and
lilo extinct.
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A LEAGUE OF newspaper ball players is
augseuted. 1t would probably be com.
posed Of tho gentlemen who ait In their
sanc.ums and tell how the games ought
to have gone and why. Wouldn't It
lranl 49, - ----- y = 2
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ally opposed to thooe Of the land In which
they dwell and prosper. T.I7

In conclusion, my dear Nj. Patton, II
our fellow countrymen must celebrate
something, let mo suggest to them that
the proper day for q political demonstra.
tion In Now York Is the Fourth Of July,
and on that day let them pray that the
day Ia not far distant when our Tess favor.
cd countrymen at home shall share with
Us tue blesalngs Of institutions founded
upon the political equality Of the citizens
the day when hereditary privilege will
be unknown, and when govern ment OF
the people. by the people aud for the peo.
pie" will be tho watchword OF English
speaking men throughout the world.
Sincerely yours,
.N# ANDREW CARNEGIE,
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tho banks In the city we're closed and the
atudents In the Univerai.y we're lot loose.
Many of these with crowds OF desperate
looking roughs, whons only glory In life
seemed to bo row or riot, were organ.
ICED In compact baud mud excited little
suspicion, because they said never word
until their time oame. -. b.
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At Now fork-Indianapol;s, G; New
York, 26
At Washinston-Chicsgo, c; Washing
ton, IA. ...
At Ph!ladelphia-Dstroit, 10; Philsdol.
phis, ..
At Bosion-Pi.isbufab, .; Boston, TO-
At Cincinnati-Erooklyn, Ill; Cincin-
natl, 10.
vile, II.
AtSt. Iouis-Athletic, 1; St. Louis, 3.
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WooDDcnr. l.. l., N. Y, Mayl7.-Rarg'
lara last night entered the residence ol
John A. Cheeyer, P.esident Of the Rock.
away Steepls Chase AssociatlOn. md
carried swny over $1,000 worth 0! silver
wkfn.
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FloHrScE. May i7.-siguor Fssaari,
member Of tho Chamber Of Deputies.
writes to Lana;iOnh that he believes an
entente between Italy and the Vatican
could easily be attained II tho Pope would
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Won In ttle Ninth.

Special Di7a!ch TO the Intc!Iigo,cer,
Z.NEsrlLLE, o, May IL Zanesyillc
crawled out OF very small hole in the
seventh and ninth innings to-day. Two
double hits and thrce homo ruus resnlted
in five earned rune snd victory. Score:
ihhinss.................1 2 . 1 5 c 7S9
LantsSlli ! Dl 0 0 z o 40
eanaus& &y"'."."..'..'"'" l 0 0 o 0 U o. 4
Base his-Z.nesville, Is; sandusky, G.
Errofs-Zsaesville, 3; Sandusky, 3. Bst-
tsries-DucS and johnson; Shell, 'Ryn
and Christulan. Umpire-O Brien,
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stetd! Dispatch 10 The IHteIligeHeT.
srEungsvtLLE, May 17.-kalamszo had
a very close call to-day. Ths home team
pilod up errors in the last inning, allowing
the visitors to make runs. B!shop's NM
plrinS was rank. Both clubs suffered
equally. Score;
lnnings....."......-1 ! 2 J 1 S 6 $50
stelbenville .....r.....r. 0 D 90 -
haianazoo-..-........... 0 0 600 g.
Base hits-steubenvilie, II Kalamazoo,
II. Errors-Steuhenvillo, 8; Kslamszoo'
3. Home runs-Nicholson .. Batteries
Carroll aud Tanning Watson and Dillon,
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GARLAND needs a long rest, but the
President has hardened bis heart.
lsS'r there enough Ignorance In all New
York TO supply jury to try Jake SHARP ?

The President might try the experiment
OF appointing 10 tho Supreme Court va.
caucy fairly young man, and let him
grow up with the business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18

Mr.. ANDRRw CARNEGIE strikes the
American chord and makes 1t sing "Hail
Columbial" Mr.. Carnegie Ii a good deal
more than mere rich man,
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man was knocked down by a blow OF o
stick and FREQ fight followed
among the 0faagemen, who again set
up dismal hogling.l We to-day are the
party Of law and order, and We defy any,
body todenyit It. [Uheera and grosrs sev.
efal voices cried "bravo 0'Brenl" "Ths
heart Of Ireland Ia at your back" shouted
another, "and the heart otCanada" cried
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Mr.. William II. Lamdin has sent the
following report Of his work in Ohio coun.
ty to Rev. DR.. Cooke, President OF the
Wheeling and Ohio County Bible Society:
Work for one month In Ohio county
Number ol tnmllie visited iGJ
Number Of families attending ehu .iy9
Number oi families not attending church,,,,,,y Is
Number o. iainllles destitute OF the Blble..,.. 81
Numoer oil lapilies supplied ..,...... -....... Is
Number OF families refusing to receive tho
The territory canvassed WAS along the
Wheeling and Elm Grove motor line, and
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, IA m;!es TO
the State line nsar West Alexander.
About ono.third Of the county has been
visited, and less Bible desItution found
in Ohio county than in Wheeling.
In the city more than one-cighth OF the
families were without the Scriptures;
whereas in the county leas than one fam.
lily in ten we're dsatituts o! the Word
Of God.
Mr.. Lsmdin says: "Rsally hsys neyer
canvassed county that makes go good
showing, and have go far found less dest;-
tuition Of the Scriptures than ia eny
county in West Virginia"
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Special Dispatch 10 the Inte'!igencer.
COLUMBUS, O., May 1.-The home club
vas ou.plRyed all around to-day. Tho
batteries were Hsudiboe and Murphy.
England and Dolghanty. The visiting
club Was much the more effective. The
following is the score:
lnnings............-....l : 4 S G
Columbus .-.......-.....-..l 2 U iii o Of
Mansield...".."', ',,...."..-0 l 8 2 0 / 0 S--l0
The home club hsd two earned runs and
the visitors none, getting their runs on
orrore.
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NEaSaS Easaed rnns. Akron. 2 Twobsss hits, Hnl and
Bases on balls BY Mallory, 2; By irwil. 8. iii by
piiehed BALI ElllG2: Passed balls, Elit, l. wild
Pi!e,hss, lrRia, =. Time OF game, 1855 Umpire,
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A man from the Orange party here got
In front OF the platform among the Nation.
alista and began ainging "Ths Boyne Wa.
ter" His silk hat was crushed In by these
around him and he disappeared under
the platform, bruised and bloody, where
he lay during the remainder Of ths day,
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Here an 0rRngeman drew forth heavy
stick and hit man with il, knocking him
down. Then there waa rush, caused by
the pranCing Of the horBea Of the mounted
policemen, and the crowd scattered in al
directions, many peraons ruehinH for the
big heaps Of bricka which were piled up
in heid close by. They came back sgain,
whether with the hrlcks or not did not
Immediately appear.
Mr.. O'tjricn continued: 81 an glad TO
soc that although l,ansiowno has moth.
ing TO say himself no has friends who arc
ablo TO say something. God help us."
lDsriS!ye laughter, cheers md groana
8'HgigS 8c0Rgs A POINT.
"Wo come TO Canada to demand IN an.
swer to.dny from either Lord l.ansdownc
or his friends. Hero nrs hia friends,
grosna and hiBseai two dozen OF them
lgtoana, cheering and. cries OF bravo
U'Bricn whom good policeman could
knock ont in Tow minutes LChOersl II
ho only wanted tn, and tho only an.
swer ,hoy can give for tho high md
mighty potential Who haU scni ihDm here
10 cacklinR like geusc, or the gr0ann OF thf
jackRss. L1ud laughter md cheers.
They attemPt 10 ahHt down i,aedom o.
apeoGh here to-day; Groans and Chcern.
We'll, ws GENERALLY succeed In putting
down our GtGnrira In tho iioHse OF Com
mona [cheUrH and we will succeed In
putting them down hero today. Here
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT NEWS.


STREET IMPROVEMENT WANTED.
A petition signed by number Of prop
erty-owners on Seventeenth street eX-
tended has been filed with tue Commission
ers, asking that grade be established Oh
that street from Park street to Piney
Branch, with a vlcw OF laying sidewalks,
curbing and gasmains.
WANT THE cNpErsur.
Mrs. $. p. Bryant of 99i G street writes
the Commissioners that she learns by the
newspapers that there are no applicants for
the cadetsblp offered by the Maryland Mill.
tnry Academy to any young man nominated
by the Commissioners, aud she would like
to have II conferred upon IIarrle Parks,
who Is running an amateur newspaper un-
der difficulties George A. Rooney Of "
Defrets street also applies for the appoint
mcnt.
THE BrILpERs' GRIEVANCES.
The recent order Of the Commissioners
combining the occupation OF streets with
building material to eight feet from the
curb, has already caused considerable dis
satisfaction among the builders, and delegi-
tiOns OF them have waited on the Building
Inspector and Colonel Ludlow concerning
IT,. The order also requires them to mix
their mortar on the parking or inside the
building line. This Is also a source Of Sc
rious complaint. Even to store their bricks
on the space allowed they cannot be
dumped In pile, but must be "packed,n
which increases the cost of the building
about one dollar for every thousand bricks
In Il.
POLICE TRIAL BOARD FINES.
The Commissioners have approved TIC
findings of the Police Trial Board in the
following eases: John +. Kelly, jr., sta
iiun-keeper at the Fourth Precinct, charged
with neglect Of duty, fined Si0 Private J.
W. Howell absent from duty without leave,
so, and warned that repetition viii work
his dismissal; Private VIM. Jordan, neglect
Of duty, 10.
rONps or EXECuToRs.
The President has submitted to the Com
missioners for their recommendations
draft Of lill TO be presented to Congress,
ameudiBg the laws relating to the bonds VI
executors.
LOCAL OPTION PETITION FAILS.
Louis +. Gardner and others filed a pro-
test with the Commissioners some time ago,
requesting them not to issue liquor license
TO any person on New York avenue be
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The Commissioners reply to these gentle
inen that Mr. V. Iierney OF lll2 New York
avenue complied with the law by getting a
majority Of The siguers on each side of the
street, aud they have issued the desired II
cense. As to the protest, the Commission
ere say 1t Is too general. They state, also,
that even after the majority Of signers has
been obtained they can refuse the license,
but in this case they decline to do SO.
ANOTHER WATER MAIN.
The Commissioners have decided to lay a
water main on Boundary street, between
First street and New York avenue northeast
MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS.
The Commissioners have refused the re-
quest of Mr., Il. Emmett Smith and others
for permission to use the Curtis school
building at night for three months for the
purpose OF holding temperance lectures.
The total amount of fines collected by the
Police Court in District cases daring 1895
was S22, 525.Ia.
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rromment noIeI Arriyals.

RINGTos.-Frauk +. Vanderver, New
York j. Il. McMurran, St Paul, Mimi;
Olney Arnold, Pswtucket, Il. |.
WuENLEY's.-iIon.A A. G. Cochran, st.
Louie A, J.. Rand, Boston ; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Worthlngton, Orange, n. Y.
RIOCs.--llou. j. II Taylor Ohio; Don
aid dc V. Gr.h IN, London, Fog; Augustus
+. Wilson, Louisville; /. S Carr, NJrth
Carolina.
WELcErR'S - Auguste Gross Paris,
France; Hon, Daniel Dnugherty, Philidcl-
phia; +. T. Pct, Auburn, n. Y ~. q. Neil,
Co umbus, Ohio.
EBmTT. 49, II. Bosltr, Pennsylvania !;
Challcs W. King, Boston; II, VI, Essington,
Philadelphia; n, II. Steward, Kalamazooi
J.. Il. Billings, U, &. n.
WuLARp's C. p. 8. Trasl;, New
Brighton, n. v; W. B. Goldsmith, Proyl-
deuce, Il. L.; j. H. Bartholomew, Spring
field, O.i John l.. Merrlard, st. Paul Nina,
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.
Leaves, Orders, Furloughs, Courts
Martial, Personal Notes.

Captain Henry Anthony Bartlett, Marine
Corps, reported at the Norfolk Navy-Y Yard
en- Tuesday for duty.
OF the Department OF Arizona, has been Or
Howard at San Francisco.
Tie leave granted First Lieutenant VIII
liam Crozler, Ordnance Corps, November
10, 1856 has been changed to sick leave,
and extended until April /.
Tie eight months leave granted last Sep
tember to Lieutenant William +. Blauyclt,
Fifteenth Infantry, will take effect January
10. lie is now at Fort Randall, Dakota.
First Lieutenant Walter l.. Fisk and
Lieutenant Cassius +. Gillette, Corps Of
Engineers, L. $. Army, are ordered to New
York city for examination for promotion.
Company T., Ninth Infantry Captain
william l.. llofmau'sl, has been ordered
from Fort Wingate, n. NJ, to take station
at San Diego, CAL, relieving Company |,
First Infantry Captain Matthew Mark.
land's), which will proceed to take post at
Angel Island, San Francisco Harbor.
Army Leaves Granted.-Captain John II.
Calef, Second Artillery, Fort Monroe, ten
days extension. Lieutenant Frank B. An
drus, Fourth Infantry, Boise Barracks,
Idaho, two months, with permission to ap-
ply for two months extension. Lieutenant
Alfred llasbrouck, ir., and Lieutenant
Henry G. Cabell, ir, Fourteenth Infantry,
Vancouver Barracks, w. T., one month
each. with permission to apply for three
months extension. Captain james f.
Simpson, Third Cavalry, foit Davis, Texas
sick months sick leave,
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Memorial, Of WasI,iue,on.,

\ book which promises to be of great in
terest and value, entitled 'Memorial of
Washington: A Local History OF the Capt
tai from 1900 to 1885," by j. +. Riley of
the Washington bar, is now In course of
publication and will appear in few weeks,
with many rare aud curious Illustrations,
1t VIII be a large Quarto volume Of $50
pages, printed by Judd " Detweller of
this city 10 the best style of tho art. Mr..
Riley has been engaged on this work for
many years, ard It will doubtless eclipse all
other efforts In the same direction.
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a Bust of ,;cnerni lognu.

Eugeuio Pedon, the Venetian sculptor,
has completed the bust Of General Logan III
clay, and will make a plaster cast from 1t.
The original was on exhibition at the
recent opening Of the Cosmos Club, and
was very generally and generously G0mpli-
entcd, Mrs, Logan and her family have
seen MIR. Pedou's work, aud express them
selves rs very well pleased indeed. Mr.
Pedon took the cast the only one, by the
way shortly after General Logan's death.
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Mrs.. Terr,,s Libel suits.

New YORK, Jan. mir Jacob Fromme,
counsel for Mrs. Kate Terry, who recently
inherited 100000 Of the s5O,OO0,OOO, left
by the late Tomas Terry OF Cuba, states that
Mrs. Terry has begun and will vigorously
push libel suits against the New York
World and JgmHdl for publishing articles
descrihlng her former life as that Of dis
reputable and abandoned woman. Ths
Hcrdd will not be sued because Mr. Ben
nett has discharged the editor who permit
ted the insertion Of q similar article In that
laper.
This world is but leetIng show, and
most Of us are IN box the greater part Of
the time.
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West Washington.

Only one arrest in Georgetown Tor the
past forty-eight hours.
The butchers are still very busy har-
yesting ice from the river.
Temperature and condition OF water at
a. M: Great Falls, temperature, 80; condl
tion, "a; receiving reservoir, temperature,
35; condition at north connection, %; at
south connection, 3G; distributing reservoir,
temperature, 30; condition at iniluent gate
house, 22; at eiiluent gate.hous %.